Wisconsin is certainly the sauerkraut-simmering, bratwurst-grilling, cheese-sprinkling capital of the United States. But did you know that Wisconsin also leads the nation in the production of cranberries and produces an abundance of wild rice, maple syrup, and cherries - and a lot more? Drawing heavily from the state's rich agricultural heritage, Richard Baumann provides 150 practical and delightful recipes. Some are naturals: Beer-Cheese soup, Sauerkraut Potato Casserole, and Cream Puffs. Others are less obvious: Apple and Butternut Squash Soup, Welsh Pasties, and Cherry Torte. All the recipes call for Wisconsin's best foods and provide delicious dishes for people with discriminating tastes. Recipes are organized according to six regions of the state. An overview of each region and a brief introduction to each group of recipes provide a lighthearted look at why and how each food made Wisconsin famous. Whether you're a cook looking for new ideas or just want to know more about Wisconsin foods, this book has something for you. Here's what Tommy G. Thompson, former US Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare and former Governor of Wisconsin before that, had to say about this book: "FOODS THAT MADE WISCONSIN FAMOUS" is not just another cookbook-it is a true celebration of good Wisconsin food and how to prepare it. I recommend it to anyone who enjoys the simple pleasures of food, from good cooking to good eating!"

Foods that Made Wisconsin Famous

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Baumann, Richard J.

Regional & International

HenschelHAUS Publishing, Inc.

This book unearths the highly sophisticated aesthetic/artistic devices, patterns, and mechanisms in a ramified variety texts of the Hebrew Bible. However, it does not unveil and fastidiously study those aesthetic/artistic devices, patterns, and mechanisms for their own sake only. This book plausibly and meticulously proves how the biblical text enlists and uses that artistic intricacy to convey and enhance its messages and lessons: liturgical, historical, social, moral, national, legal, political, and others.Among the biblical texts discussed are the untold story of Psalm 23, the two conflicting Abrahams in the story of the sacrifice of Isaac, Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, the first transgression and eviction from the Garden of Eden, why the Bible is intimidated by the intellectual faculties of the woman, the power of naming in the Bible, anti-feminism in the Bible, Samson trapped in the cage of his childhood, Moses as a tragic hero, unmasking the real Joseph, the enigmatic scroll of Esther, young David the riddle, the death of innocence in the scroll of Ruth, and more .This way the book opens new horizons for the reader of the Hebrew Bible by introducing a novel, innovative, and creative perspectives through which the Hebrew Bible can be observed, while bestowing upon its captivating characters and chronicles a surprisingly elucidating meaning.

The Hidden Bible by Yair Mazor

Literature & Fiction

Yair Mazor

History & Criticism

Hot Chocolate Happiness is a passionate ride in reshaping life. Author "Jeoffree" Hutcherson opens his heart, shares laughs, tears, and keeps it real. Filled with tips on how to change your life by changing your attitude and your outlook, this book offers a pathway to be "happy cuz you said so "

Hot Chocolate Happiness: Happy Cuz I Said So -- Your Guide to Passion, Play and Personal Growth

Self-Help

Hutcherson, Jeoffrey R.

Happiness

Written by prize-winning Akita breeder and trainer Danielle Gutelius, *Puppy Wise Creating a Harmonious and Lasting Relationship with Your Puppy* offers a unique and positive approach to building a solid, trusting relationship with your puppy using natural techniques that a mother dog would use with her own offspring. Puppies begin learning about their world from the age of about three weeks. This book shares insights on creating pathways for communication with your puppy to raise a confident, trustworthy canine companion.

Puppy Wise: Creating a Harmonious and Lasting Relationship with Your Puppy

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Danielle Gutelius

Pets & Animal Care

***2014 Eric Hoffer Book Award Honorable Mention--Children's Books*** ---- The What If Book is a modern, inspiring picture book for children ages 2 to 6 that affects and delights people of all ages. Sparked by her son's relentless ponderings, author Sammarco took his ideas and added her own twist on the thrill of possibilities. Shortly after the book was completed, Sammarco's daughter was diagnosed with leukemia. Proceeds from the sale of this book go to support childhood cancer research.

The What If Book

Children's Books

Teresa T Sammarco

Activities, Crafts & Games

An organization's success or failure depends on its leadership. A great leader can make a good company great, while a poor leader can take a thriving company and reduce it to a footnote in history, as was the case with Jeffrey Skilling and Enron. Some people believe that leaders are born with the essential qualities needed to inspire and guide; others see the birth of a leader as an evolutionary process, forged from experience and hardened through trial and error. Regardless of stance, most leaders agree that there is no magic formula, no silver bullet, and no one right way on the path to leadership. In this book, Brian A. Peters explores the traits he deems essential to strong and successful leaders: Purpose, Self-Sacrifice, Vision, Trust, Communication, Balance, Improvement, and Team-Building.

The Pocket Guide to Leadership: The 9 Essential Characteristics for Building High-Performing Organizations

Business & Money

Brian A. Peters

Management & Leadership

An estimated 24 million men in the United States alone suffer from mental illness and mood disorders. While improvements in overall mental and physical conditions have been made, the various diseases can still be tough to treat. Along with medical and psychological therapies, social stigma remains a quiet killer as men seek to recover. Author Scott Braucht was forty years old when he recognized several symptoms associated with his own mental illness: lethargy, anxiety, irrational fear, exhaustion, and mood swings that varied from low to very low, and limited occasions of hypoomania. This is a a first-hand account of Scott's slow journey through depressive disorders. With help from the medical and counseling community, Braucht was able to step out and recover and live a fulfilling and fulfilled life. With the step-by-step account, this book provides helpful recommendations on dealing with depression and mental illness to help you or a loved one move into the light.

Into the Light: A Middle-Aged Man's Recovery from Depression

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Braucht, Scott

Mental Health

***Winner of the 2014 Midwest Book Award.*** In 2011, recently elected Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker introduced his version of dropping a bomb with the Budget Repair Bill. A View from the Interior covers the thirty tense days following his announcement that would put an end to public unions in Wisconsin. One and a half million people descended upon the Capitol building in Madison, jamming its hallways and flooding its grounds to protest. Author Susan Riseling, Chief of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Police, offers this compelling insider s perspective of those protests, based on hundreds of pages of actual police reports and other documents from those history-making days. (Includes color photos of the protests and index).

A View from the Interior: Policing the Protests at the Wisconsin State Capitol

Biographies & Memoirs

Riseling, Susan

Community & Culture

The Pocket Guide to Leadership: The 9 Essential Characteristics for Building High-Performing Organizations (HC)

*** 2015 USA Best Book Award finalist in the Multi-Cultural:Non-Fiction and True Crime: Non-Fiction categories *** In this fictionalized biography, authors Judith Gwinn Adrian and DarRen Morris share stories of privilege and prison, hurt and heart: epistolary accounts of two people raised in the parallel universes of southeast Wisconsin and northern Illinois. After serving three months of a 15-year sentence for armed robbery, Judy's father's privilege allowed him to join the military and then become a physician and medical researcher. Some of his research involved human experimentation on prisoners. And DarRen, at the age of 17, was sentenced to life in prison for murder, with a first possible parole date of 100 years. He has now served more than half his life in Wisconsin maximum security prisons. He has become a Rastafarian and a uniquely talented artist. Judy teaches restorative justice, as well as other subjects, at a small college in Wisconsin.

In Warm Blood: Prison and Privilege, Hurt and Heart (COLOR EDITION)

Judith Gwinn Adrian

DarRen Morris

Professionals & Academics

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